Honeywell E3SRMO2 Analytics O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F

O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F

The Honeywell E3SRMO2 Analytics O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F is a direct replacement for the

The Honeywell E3SRMO2 Analytics O2 Remote Sensor -4/122F with 2-year battery life is a replacement sensor for the E3SRMO2 and can be used anywhere that an O2 controller is used. The remote sensor allows for measurement of O2 up to 4-feet away from the monitor for a large workspace.

This Honeywell E3SRMO2 Analytics O2 remote sensor -4/122F connects with any of the Analytics O2 or UV patient monitors to display real-time Oxygen levels in your home. The remote sensor can be placed up to 20 feet from the Analytics O2 or Analytics UV monitors, and it measures the level of oxygen found in your home. It will detect fluctuations in the concentration of oxygen that happen beyond that which can be detected by a continuous monitor. The thin tubing pokes through walls easily and provide discreet installation so you don't disturb patients sleeping at night.

The Honeywell Remote Sensor -4/122F measures oxygen levels in air and is easily mounted on the wall of a room to track and monitor 21% - 35% concentration levels.  It complies with the 1996 Health Care Facilities Construction Code (ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 52-98). It is used to measure areas for which occupancy is not contemplated.  The sensor measures 0.05% to 21% oxygen in 0.01 increments and is accurate within 5% of reading. If using for a 4 hour safety protection, the minimum monitors per floor must be installed at 18 ft2 per floor occupant maximum

The E3SRMO2 O2 remote sensor measures the level of carbon monoxide and other volatile organic compounds in a room. Its compact size makes it ideal for spaces that require an extremely low profile.

The E3SRMO2 Analytics O2 Remote Sensor is an affordable remote sensor for monitoring oxygen in blood (SpO2). This new design is the latest in a series of remote sensors that are easy to install and simple to use.

The Honeywell E3SRM042 Actuator and O2 Remote Sensor work together to control the output of a Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) loop that optimizes oxygen delivery based on room conditions. This allows patients with apnea to receive appropriate levels of oxygen without causing temperature swings in the room from exhaust or returning air.